What is the element named after the man that put the first periodic table together?

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Corbin Reeves

Chemistry

5 November, 13:48

What is the element named after the man that put the first periodic table together?

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The man who created the original version of the modern Periodic Table of Elements is no other than Dmitri Mendeleev (1834 - 1907). He was a Russian chemist and inventor. Taken from his name, the element Mendelevium (symbol Md, atomic number 101) is named to him in his honor.

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Mendelevium (Md)